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The Washington critic., 1887-10-24

Says "Seawell Sydney" In the New
York Mail and Express: Formerly the
lobbyists were the first people at the
Capitol building in the morning and
the last to leave 1t at night. But
although they are still seen there, it is
no longer their stamping ground.
Members of Congress who consent to
Talk with them at all will not have any.
thing to say to them there. The lobby.
list must now seek the Representative
or the Senator at his lodgings. AS for
the women lobbyists, the time was
when head of golden hair seen at the
Capitol brought the wearer into sus.
picion at once of having an axe to
grind, but now they have utterly van
ished. Women In plenty there are In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
rlIr TRADE IN CulcAGO.

CHICAGO Aug % t>p>-eN Il ate this afternoon wheat FOR
September sold 90 ccuts MAY corn az i3 cents Tho
visible supply wheat Monday ought 90 decrease
100000 bush Is John W. Mackey Is quoted IS
SAYING that the san Francisco clique Will
hold rs whclt indefinitely and the san Francisco
has beon prOpned up with new les gold but tho
kindly THIS california and
glad whom the arthciay held wheat IL forced INTO
consumption september opened At tSi- cents. ranged
O9pd65' and closed A. bS4 rds. cents October ed
7OA ceuts ranged 10tG1O low and eos. cents
high closing sO cents december opened at 13l
ranged ~ low. amt 73s high closing
T3- Lake engagements reported Tor the day
$4,000 bushels e-uma.ci receipts tor RIO" egatr,
The Wa. street ami
rumorcd cutting tho trunk lines hId snietng,
but not especially weaker eNect on tho market
ned active and shade higher. with september
quoted Al cents. October ut AZ and Nay at 46s
Tho market adv .ncod strongly to a. . cents for
Srptemher 42R0i@2 cents for october an q 49, cents
Tor May There gooi local and outside speculative IN
Estimates $50 NpeCtrtV
ls and his served 10 turn prices down The market
ru,ei duung tho last hour Tho clos Al
ot' cents Tor September 81 cents for october aud 49,
OF tho
daV Lake engagement, were $4,000 bushels There
continuation OF Yesterdays dUness In oats and provisions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
LIVELY TIMES ~ wall STREET,

OREGON SHARES LEAD Downward MOVEMENT
EECOvEEIKs LATE ~ rnE DAY.
Wall street was good deal excited at times Yesterday.
hut fdc 10 discover the occasion Of The disturbance
Bus at the stock Exchange larger than It has
been for some time but In good times the transactions
would not have been considered unusual The opening
was rather quiet but strong and the fractional advances
were soon Increased After Missouri Pacific had gained
per from the last price on Ihursday and few
other stocks had advanced materially the whole market
gradually gave way The Oregon shares ccp
on4y weak from the opening, and they led the down
ward movement. Oregon Railway aud Navigation fell q
per cent AMI at one time II dropped per cent Letween
sales Oregon and Transconunental fell / per cent.
These declines denorallel the whole market. hut they
were assisted by bad htcaks In Reading and Richmond
and West Point Terminal There were many rumOrs Of
forced liquidation all these stocks but they not
confirmed The attack the oregon properties appears
To be in.tlgatcd chiefly from Philadelphia and direct
consequence OF the contest for control OF the Northern
Pacific election which will In less than three
weeks The oregon and Transconncnal Company
owns large amount OF Northern Pacific stock and leads
10 the present management. II II
monty suspected that the nttacR ON the Oregon stocks II
made in the hope that this large holding OF Northern
Pacific stocks NAV be distributed. The attempt Il gen
orally REGARDED a. a frucss one but the decline In
prices Yesterday encourage ffcsu Efforts III the
direction The purpose oi the attacks on Reading anu
Richmond and West Point Terminal was equally clear.
There for believing thai the operator who
was aimed at. largely reduced his holdings OF these
stocks some time ago, and that lie not affected by
the declines The temper or the market changed In the
afternoon when the morning rnInors failed 10 material
lie and the early losses were partially recovered The
Oregon stocks clO-ed about To and Reading IL
lower, but tho final losses of other leading stocks
within range OF per cent and the rally so
brisk that few stocks, Of which Lackawannn and the
two principal granger shares the conspicuous
closed absolutely little higher than they did the
previous day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
TIE THISTL NOT TRIED.

good breeze rullcd the OF the bay yesterday,
giving Captain admirable opportunity to try the
Thistle over the inside course II he desired to do so, but
1t didn't tempt him AMI all day the Thistle rode sedatey
nOorngsmuch To the disappointment OF people on
shore who FOR days have been anxiOusly waiting
chance to SO how much " 20" there Is in her. IL tue
morning ssysd EOlstcd Just to dIy IT, DuI
wa, soon slowed again. some OF the ere" were
10 WORK giving coat OF black paint ABOVE me
line Others were kept busy vanishing ceats an
ornamental wood work AMI another detachment was
kept pOtterng about the gig and cutter on shore Ihe
former il twenty feet long and IS larger thah any
gig attached to American yacht with the exception
perhaps Of that belonging TO the Dauntess. Tonight
Clan No ~ ~ the scottish order OF cans
will give the Thstles commander AMI crew testimonial
some similar TO the one they received recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
LAMONT DIscoTEEED NOTHING NEW
LAMAl's vArxrrp DECISION ONLY FOLLOWING IL

IINAL'S VAUNTFD DECISION ONLY FOLLOWING IN
THE TRACKS OF SECRETARY TELLER.
WasuI<GToN, AUG. 26 (Spociab.-An examination oil
tte files Of the General Land Once within the past lew
DAYS reveals the OF correspondence tigned Ivy
SECRETARY Henry NJ Teller that likely to clip the
in of the Administration and leave 1t shOrn OF some
nj its oudlv claimed h0nOrs the settlers friend"
The indemnity land decision. which was TO form the
pe de resistance so TO speak next years Democratic
campaign book was based the theory that Republican
dmnIstrations had consistently and persstenuy WIN
drawn land from settlement order TO give the railroads
an opportunity select the best OF IT, and Lamont sa"
I'm this state Of affairs opportunity for brilliant ana
popular stroke OF policy II seems that tho Information
furnished by Sparks was full IL should have
been principally because being DESTROYS OF beguiling
the Pres dent and Secretary the belief that Rcpuh
ucan Administrations Lad entirely neglected the settler
be did not care to send up to them correspondence that
showed that the interests the settlers had been looked
after by their predecessors.
me Law clerk who wrote mp the decision which was
aftcrward signed 10y Lamar and distributed by Lamont
from the White House with such flourish, got only one
OF three bearing upoa this subject This was NJ
Tcl.rs decision OF May - 1883, setting ASIDE Indemnify
winch hiuted that no second Indemnity Deit
would be allowed for tas Northern Pacific In tue Terri
tories This the aw clerk secured. hut failed Tn get
second letter written w Mr.. Teller on JAY II. le-'
Withdrawn NJ a second Indemnity bell IN Minnesota, 'n
savnraf tie time that the road must selr us hh
vi ain three months the order OF withdrawal Won"
then revoked allow settlers TO get ~ tho Land lhs
wa. followed by letter In October following an nor
withdrawals. bat insisting upon lHmrll"e
selections a. SCI Ell, must b, kept oil the remaining
land, letters show mat these "HhhidN-
al. OF indemnity lands intended 10 10 re'okeb ~
early 4, the oas could IN Justice 20 themselves maze
Their selections ant That Lamont discovered no nc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
npJSE work TIE Y4rY YARD.

The work on The steel cruisers, Chicago ana
Boston. continues a. rapidly "a possible at the Navy
Yard and they are now about completed They haze
both made their wharf trials and with the exception "
the reversing gear the Boston, which Is being al
used arc ready for tho steam trial Of SIX hours on the
Sound under fun speed Although 10 orders have - ye
been received from Washington ABOUT the Chicago the
oocers expect 10 Nghf the fires and raise steam on
Monday WHEN will consume al Of that day ana possibly
part OF Tuesday. Then the engines are To be run wi
half power one tue anti! they are ready for tho
trial under fun steam At present stores are helhS
brought on the Chicago Inc dry dock IA being extern
sivcly repaired al cost % $4,000. spring ol water
which has kept side OF II continually wei - being
traced and when the Ia found Il will he turned
aside and led of through gutter The S-OOOO steam
derrick which built to INT scventy-nNe tons, Out
broke while lifting sixty five tons. - also being repaired
Admiral Gherard who "a now away, expects 10 return
when he ha. reg1ined health and remain IA his position
as COmmandant OF the station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
THE COCETS.


Wu1ru = Hayden 70" thcltr.4l manager Yesterday Or
O.. nc ou Jusu,c Ip.,I.e - tc supreme Court "A IN
,u r,,tr,igluc tIr Atr W. aPr"tr ual"r t" ma e
.f I..u. S. kccue from acting THIS state uld"r That
name ifc 80. thai tIc AcfHrf fcl name = THOMAS .,
IAssYn thAt Lr proposes u ac ul'et contract WIN
4 l.futy violation o his rnctg"me.i' Nith Ali
lI4,ir.. who hts ~ ID .Ifl Tor - 900 damages.
execution pens appeal tu tr ioiii oi Appears
yf,rflAy y JuT.itc b'uohuc OF IT." lirn'
CONT. lnss. o'u'e tus 90 tie -I .A "'i PTS
granddaughter uf JOAN an efH"n tae
to'.c.or obtained Judgment IN heE ce' hent
sut against rhyfe tAmpbe who arc ga POSSESSION o. INC
property fronting ou the Ffth Aycui@ lk~ o. t nitn
sho ola uur "a interest The property.
cous,iug twelve lots Wc tie rAl1 Hotel - erected.
d, "a .ueI A. :1.tOnoJO
ON srplc atom OF Aurus T. WAGNER Iul'c lO7ohue Yet
wit ~ htUrl, corpus rrVurns tir n"li
cal superintendent ward, Island ln,4us AWlnm TO
Charlie, Me nhai At tho supreme court Chambers
granted f,Ir otlbr wrtH Tor CHARLES
-ti.ur Andrew Larson. John T. ArmrttOns anu JOhh
~ = nI " Lunallv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

WAsniNGro>. Ans % ,NpcaI The active and
energetic Efforts OF ih- Administration u get mp
Campaign book tor next years use are continuing
with renewed yi-or "a TALL approaches and demands
for ammunition from various States pour IN. mo
last batch prepared comes from the non-partsan tlV
Service Commissions and il reports he true VIII prove
the most ~ ling" bait ever thrown out for suckers
Of the duswuInp breed. ln it the Chicago Custom
House bias tar TO 20 down to history n the rock h''n
which the Civil service Commission spit aud went 10
pece4 There is now in the hands OF the printer To
form one bulky volume IN report OF the Commission
II ,on the inve>ti.ltlon At Chicago comprising JOINT
report bv Oberly ard LYMAN. minority report oy
Mr. Edgerton aui q G reports OF Il e latter Two
gentlemen upon q err return from CLlcig'. iEr 10
port OF LYMAN and Oherly, drawn mp by the lAteF'
il r. perfect play into the bands OF The Clyll service
reioruers ID, they could desire ~ Is tIl oi Regrets
reDrimaud4. condemnation and tears and HslNit thai
there shts be no removals without good reason being
furni sn.d. II condemns the action al lho customs
autborltoS at Chicago but IN careful 10 point oit
that there IS no law oT regulation requiring reasons
tor removal rhcn II enters upon terrible pcrnnHl
rrtl,nnpnt Of CoInmis>Duer III gertpn Tor holding,
a. be vs. 4 do in his minority report, thai the OlVH
Service reform a-~oc uDus are humhug- and that re-
nova, should oc made by officials without assigning
reasons, Tfr President has seen . ,rrlys report and
il eyidcp,lv p'Ayu. Il nns 70 catch the wan dcrnI
Mngwump- AGAIN At least the report - full e.ough
OF hvpncri., ana huucunhc To- lf 0ur belle ye n.
ElLcfiui'- report will however receive the 'udorSc-
Of tnc -tra,ghtput Democratic papers ana teo le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA>HINGToN, FRIDAY, Aus. %. 1857.
ArroiSrNrSr.- Acting secretary NIld,ow has ap-
pointed Thomas ~ FITZGERALD. OF New York. member
o. the Board Of Pension Appeals
THE PAlNESr OF applications were r.
criyed az the Treasury Department today for prepay
ment OF interest Oh reri.trred bonds amounting Ia
81 300. m.tlug tAo tots. q" daie 9,9,1J''ph
I'm DANsvULL B>>N.-IAo Controller Of the cur
rency has Officially advised OF the suspension OF the
Fust National Ban. o. DansYiIc y. y. and he has in
structed Bank Examiner GrtuAn 10 proceed 10 Dams
willie and take charge 81 Tie baAk's Affairs
TOIFLTED LANbo,-hctng Land Commissioner stock
slayer to-day Tie steps 20 carry into effect
SECRETARY LamArs recent order directing tho restoration
10 settlement and entry OF tue unappIoyed indemnity
selections OF the california AMI oregon Railroad Com
pany IA California about 10000 acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
ToGUs MARRIAGE ~ 4 PARSoyA &C.

The parsonage Of the Rev DR.. ilarcourt' pastor OF
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Jersey Cty was the
scene Of a mock marriage on wednesday night Tic
mOny was performed BY Arthur Sanford, who Was
protecting the parsonage In the absence OF the Rev Dr.
IIarcourt who was on vacation. Sanford assisted
IN the by George BOOmAn. shortly before 10
o'clock Wednesday night the door bell rang ana Boo
man oprurd ths door. Iiu confronted by JOlbg
counle who asked for the minister. They sad tleY
wanted TO he married and had como from kanway Tue
vounr man said his name was Bolster and his com
pAuon blushng gir OF eighteen, was Annie Cfuhers.
Tue couple invited into the house, where SANFORD
performed marriage ceremony, BoOmaR acting as best
man lhe grobn handed ord - note anu 1911 the
house As soon as the story OF the bogus marriage
became known 1t aroused great Ind ;ntton SANFORD
admitted having performed t1e marriage ceremony nut
declared did Joke. lie hO~evri, tiat no
did the happy couple leave the honse "thot IN
forming OF the mOckery. The young couple have
since liYed 5 and wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
FLEEING. wRArpED oyLYW EEDQrILE

Charles l.. Could drummer, who BOARDED Al NJ. l-1
WaslEgton-st Brooklyn let the ho4,e hastily yeaier
day morning wrapped in be quit and sought refuge
10 a nelghb0Iing barber shop Tie people passing IN
me ewa.ks were greatly amused
unique appearance the speed lie nale IN MS "@o
feet the cold faG&nE ani the tOl~4ed appear >n'e
his hale HI. story hat he was ID arrears TOT
board to Mas Isabella clancy the mistress ~ the house
where he lived ami La h1d agreed TO pay upa fortnight
hence Before As got up yesterday ne .aii rs room
was entered oy Bridge policeman named ihomAs
Early !ived 10 Tho mouse and VINO deindhdel mat
he nav ND h. boa rd ON failing 20 get the money he
carried of GOuld' clothing. Fearing DOLLY hAIL "hen
us clothes gone Gould wrapped The bedq1t about
him and sought safety Tho and OF policeman "SS 80
cured get nj. clothing for hin AID no returned tho
bedquiIt to tue proper place
Miss Clancy short, stout woman SAID mat 90 ia 70
fused pay board and she went - his room Al 80
and took HI clothing away She lid not take me covers
on the bed - another boarder slept with HonId Al /
he got up and wrapped himself II qlI and ran INTO
Tho street She denied hat ESrly had anything % 10
with the asir SAID she had treated could VINO then
called himself COLEMAN. IN ne same way when ne
boarded with ConcoT1st and lie paid MP after she
took away i clothes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

Thomas f. Giroy, the receiver appointed Tor the cor
poration Of MITCHELL Vance CO.. has entered upon his
duties and was AZ the stores No $50 and s3s Broadway
Yesterday experimenting the inventory Of stock ana ma
.riai Both at the Broadway stores ana AT tne i'ty
a, Twenty fourth and Tenth clerks were Dusty
engaged i'm THIS work The first Official act or e new re-
ceIycr was the removal OF Edgar NJ Smith az tIeiSr'I
ana manager lie also Informed all the other oicers OF
the company except the secretary Charles = bOhrr;
that their services were longer required lie louhl
that the salaries paid for clerical aid only AT tue bIoat
way stores aggregated SlO6.7j0 BY di,mssais ana re-
ducOns pay the receiver yesterday cut Jhs "houhI
down to So, 100 MI. GilrOy said:
Itany suppo'es that have holiday task upon my
4ds no IL very much have been at WORK ei .
and factory since hall past THIS morning anu an
beginning gei insight The anJs OF inc contrary
I'm iar worse supposed possible na<ni' en-
property splendid business have been bIoiEI mo to
coalition by sDlanagenent IN me 10
tory reduced tho forcO materially iound ABOUT ~
cinployed about 100 lic!ulbS
rard G ys- the factory superintendent have 9 ven
assurance workmrn. to whom three wseks paw
agotntlnr to shall De pa.d
NECESSARY DELAY salary due to the coF!o@I
force DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
Dyrtr1rTyG E4yE orFIcERs ARRESTED

Kansas CITY. Aug. 20 (>reciaD.-J A. Werner presi
Of the First National Bank Of Burlington COLI WAS
arrested here to-day for robbing that Institution OF
$4,000 and thereby causing 1t 10 20 into bankruptcy
ON August 10 II discovered that G. H. sleeps the
cashier vas missing and investigation brought out
tie fact that there large detacdOn. sleeps ~
tr Lrothcriulaw of Werner Detectives were at once
placed on their track when placed under arrest
confessed once. sleeps also arrested tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

life seems hardly worth the living to-day tired
unhappy. discouraged woman VIII suffering chronic
female weakness for which she has boon able to mud no
Hell but there II certain tor all the painful
plants 10 which the weaker IL liable We refer
toioos tayOrlto rresct ptiou" virtues which
thousands OF testify As tonic MD uerylne N
"a unsnIpAssol All hrugrNia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

CLAIM AGENT AEn rLSSioN CLERK BAlLLp.
WAeHf>GroN. Aug 2G-Eichard l. Brouncr, the eleT%
CHARGED VITA abs'ractng certain documents from the
Pension D:fce giving ihem . Alan Rutherford tho
claim AGENT waived examination today and the case
~, sent I, The Grand Jdry ~, bal continued at
- 900 l.r Rutherford by his counsel also waive. eK
animation ana required To give tho Same amount Of
ba. A. before, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

HE SOUGHT DEATH ny OPENING MS VEINS.
Barrs Jaspard. a French cnbber. age Afty began to
drink heavily after his wife died from consumption in
their No. 2Oi West Thirty secOndst about two
months ago. He respondent and neglected his work
until he had money 10 his rent with and the land
lord gave hun warning TO leave. A friend found him
leaning pail hal full Of blood In his shop yester
day morning Jaspard had cut the veins ia his wrists
and was fast bleeding tQ death A policeman Who Was
sent the cob6er to tho Roosevelt Hospital 1t said
that Lasparh probably would die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

The price of refined oil firm but unchanged at cents
gallon. Abel test. at the principal Atlantic ports.
OIL CRY Penn. Aug 26.-Cruls Oh-Nauonal rrl'st
Certificates opened 81 and closed G2 highest price,
G2h lowest price 6lS Sales $4,000 barrels charters
0523S barrels, coArsnccs l.tJsOOO barrels shipments
Az barrels; runs. barrels.
PIrrsBuRG. Penn. Aug 29-Peroleum duh and steady;
National Transit Certificates opened AZ 81 ,. anI closed
GA highest price. 62p lowest price. blS
BRADFORD. Penn. Aug 26.-Cruds On-NatOnAl Transit
Certificates 81 closed B2i highest price,
R2A lowest price. 6l5. Clearances l2tiOO0 barrels
TIrusynLE. Pom, Aug. 26-Cruds on-Nationa Transit
Certificates opened at 81 and closed at 62 highest price,
62ia lowest price. GIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

n, capaln Warts. squad charge OF beng sry r.
with the OCOnnor family IN hs assault on MIS- and
the city Thursday eVnn,s
mn over the East Fifty rst street 90 ster
Iia the NOrkYlle POilco
Isy nd after ward the DstrictAtorneys o'nco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
oooD WORK or THE FLOA TING HOSPITAL.

coon WORK OF THE FLOAT ING HOSPITAL
In resnonse to general demand from nenoer' o, "o
medical profession ST. Johns Guild has arranged LOT
, min, NJ thsir Floating Hospital for deOiltated
,,lo p,ornout or copvalescent adults" Doctors ana
OH nsr,ons IN among the deserving Po1r'
, I'm ticues M the office. No 81 University par"
orsons Win conta gOus diseases will be received ana
zach ticket must he signed bv physician these uts
viii t,te nIoce next Wednesday and WEDNESDAY OF t
tllowtup week The guild Acknowledges the recelPt
tbe following contributions for the fresli-ar EVIL
sons OF their floating hospital ana ioi t'oti ''
Nursery New Dorp. staten Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

Thomas T. Of the Twenty tn ird Prechc attempted W
shoot the animal when OF tie bniis irIn his pso.
glaucsd from side walk and s;rnck william iu'e AZ
Thirteen OF NO Third IN the eye The Injured lad
Uas taken to EelieV ne Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
Suffering W0nalh00d.

Too much effort be made TO bring to tho attention OF
suffering vo..anhood great vauo Of LYDIA E Pnkhans
Vegetable Compound remedy for tho diseases OF women
Such one wife OF General Barrlnser OF Winston
~ c. and we quote from the Generals letter as iolow'
Dear Mrs Pinkham: Please allow TO add my testimony
TO tho most excellent medicinal qualities OF your Vegetable
Compound MIRA Barrnger treated for several years for
what tho physician called Leuoorh9a and Prolapsus uter
combined sent Richmond, Va where she remained
under the .ment OF an eminent physician
without any permanent benefit She was Induced to try
your medicine and after reasonable time eommencedt TO
Improve and is her business aud oonsid
ers herself fully relieved" General BarnEsr Is the pro-
pdetor Of the American Hotel. WINSTON N. c. snds widely
bssWaJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
ry4uIyING A SARCASTIC WITNESS.

LITTLE INFORMATION FROM MR. DoANE-"hAi MIA
JACKSON KNOWS ABOUT CASTLE GAkph''
TIL. witness xamined by David Obey yesterday IN inc
noury into the alleged abuses at Castle Garden WIS
Henry J. Jackson Secretary Of tho Board OF Enigra'o"
who said that cursory examination OF all ih'n,Hr"n''
was made at the wharf by the physician oeioIe ue' "
tered the Garden. The accommodation IN tne "''"o"
consisted of large benches and hospital WIN '"o"S
he'd, abcr Nureau and storage for baggage ihe'e NO
i1 ,,.,a the enployes: a superintendent. assistant
superintc l't phy stefan. three nurses t"e'Ve i"-
ureters thte anilors. two matrohs' nine ""''""o"'
one basgagemaster. eight catemen' hVe nies'e"S'S'
four laborers and ono foreman. sixty oohruIn3'o"o
keepers wero admitted to the Garden Inc
keeper pays -. $50 year for the privilege
q -Is there contract Ayes ,,,r, h,s q in his
. Where sttt A.-Comnissoner hutlo''' "'7 49,
safe and he Il NJ saratoga 1000, ,n,s amount ,
We'll lac has large volume OF business 10
ana no gas no following Is tho rate OF pay ol Pio'"
80 rNr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
TIE PETROLETM MARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
further advance In price OF crude oil certificates
established YESTERDAY II not large ant the coSag figure
wa, not the highest but the tendency plain and during
the dealings highest point In the recent advance
nearly regalned The volume OF business little less
tan Il has been for DAYS the trains hal special
but the tone OF tho mari of strong through
The cond OF the speculation well the logit
mate bushes, In tho product promise OF moro Pro:
feat favored higher aud
indications that the wells In tho Wash
ngton district will Sufficiently prolific 10 anect
materially total output wme there Is undoubtedly q
good deal OF puaton I'm the certificate market seems
gned chiefly discourage holders II would
policy attract public interest which at the
moments extremely small
total dealings AZ the OUu3Oli
fad Exc as